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    • Article Type: Q&A
    • Product: Aleph
    • Product Version: 20

    Question

    Changing the budget name of a standing order from "GENERALITES-2012" to "Z_LITT.RUSE-2012" does not change the budget name in the order list but only in the "Order Display" tab, "Encumbrance" subtab. Is there a way to change the display so that it takes the current budget for display and shows something like "Z_LITT.RUSE*"?

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    The asteriks beside the budget code in the order list signifies that more than 1 budget is encumbered, the one that displays is the first one alphabetically. This is the usual system behavior.

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    According to the above example if you would have changed the budget to e.g. ABC-2012 this one would appear in the order list as it would be the first one alphabetically.

    Category: Acquisitions (500)

    Subject: Budgets (500)


    • Article last edited: 10/8/2013
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